this is wcvb newscenter 5 the a a -- newscenter 5 at 5:30. >> route 20 in oxford is still closed as police investigate a three-vehicle chain reaction crash that left a woman dead and an 8-month-old in critical condition. >> the so-called bonnie and clyde bank robbers were caught today in pennsylvania. phil: the hyde park woman accused of killing her uncle is sentenced to a 20-damon tall evaluation. she had to be carried into the courtroom after refusing to appear. >> a senior crashed after phil: it happened child shop. now we are hear frght people -- from the people whose lives he touched. we go now live to pea body. reporter: somehow the teenager lost control of his car and pole.

it cut short a promising young life. >> he is always nice and always polite. i cannot believe it. reporter: he was a standout, an honor student at malden catholic and a hard working employee at tasty foods. >> he was one of the most respectful young men i had the pleasure to work with. he was always so nice to everyone. >> he was always busy and always doing his work. reporter: the 17 yierld was coming home from his job delivering pizza. his car slammed into a telephone pole a sum met street. summit street. he was the only one in the car. >> you are never the same after something like this. reporter: grief counselors at the school where he would have graduated are helping friends process the sudden loss. >> we emphasize our boys are brothers and it is the loss of a brother for us. reporter: police are trying to determine why the 17-year-old lost control of his car. neighbors say it is a

>> i am not sure why. i have been here for 27 years and it is terrible. reporter: it is a loss especially hard in this tight knit school losing a driven classmate would had plans to go to college next year. >> he was a real nice guy. the kids are just disappointed to lose a friend and brother. reporter: as you can imagine a quite emotional day at school today. police tonight are still investigating to see what caused the teenager to leave the road here. live in pea body, john atwater, wcvb newscenter 5. >> a report focused on bella bond and the state agencies that had knowledge of hr home situation is due this week. governor baker ordered the review. the review is due on wednesday and it will show just how much the steat agencies including dcf were involved with the girl's family. bella's body was discovered in june in a trash back on deer island. her mother and mother's boyfriend have been charged in her death.

officers in a small western massachusetts town of irving. all five full time and five part-time officers began wearing the cameras today. irving is the first police department in the commonwealth to mandate cameras for all officers. the police chief says it is easier for small departments like theirs to put new initiatives into action. >> harvey leonard joins us now as we look at some substantial rain coming our way midweek. harv? harvey: just wanted to give you a heads up on that one. no chance of rain tonight or tomorrow or tomorrow night. but during the day on wednesday the chances increase. not so much early in the day, but by the evening commute the chance of rain is high. then it is wednesday night, very high chance of rain. in fact, a high cans of heavy rains. it looks like our first significant rainfall in some time. that's from the remanence of patricia and this is where the moisture is located. now let's back up right now. upper 40s to mid50s. the skies are clear and the air is dry. we are set up for a chilly night.

if you will be out this evening by 10:30 many areas are in the 30s and boston is in the 40s. we will again be in the 20s and low 30s in the out lying areas by the time we get to early tomorrow morning. and then during the day tomorrow up to the low 50s we will after that. much more coming up this a few minutes. ed? ed: police are looking for the vandals who damaged a little league complex that happened some time over the weekend. thousands of dollars in damage including spray painted expletives on the walls and broken windows and a fire distinguisher was sprayed in the complex as well. whole foods recalls two types of salad including massachusetts and new hampshire. the recall involves the curry chicken sol lead and the deli pasta salad. the salads were sold pre packaged in salad bars and in sandwiches and wraps prepared in the stores from october 18th to the 22nd. they have a sell by date by

october 3rd. if you of ped the products -- if you purchased the products throw them away or bring them in for a refund. >> wellesley colleged received the largest low nation in school history, $50 million. it came from two alumni from the prestigious women's college. they asked to remain anonymous and they said it will create greater opportunities for women and empower the next generation of leaders. this announcement comes as they start a $500 million fundraising campaign. ed: if you are taking the bike to get to wellesley, you are not moving anywhere. the lights are on, but the traffic on the left is trying crawling out. going in seems okay. you can see some red on the maps and let's check your drive times. red in both directions. the same. the first drive and the first leg will get you 24, 25 minutes. once you go through the tolls you just saw that on television. time.

that's going to be awhile. mass pike to 290 is a 70-minute ride. that's traffic right now. >> a new push to change the way students are tested for progress. ed: why president obama wants to spend less time testing and more time learning. football leading to student death. the new recommendations on how field. >> and look at this. this is no ordinary halloween mask of an elderly woman. where a male inmate used it to

>> are grade school students tested too much? the issue of standardized testing is back on the forefront as president obama calls for a change. now more on the president's proposal from our washington newsroom. >> learning is more than filling in the right bubble. reporter: in a white house facebook video obama says students should enjoy learning tests. >> stan doctored -- stan doctored diesed testing is not the only way to learn about progress. >> they are working with

states to reduce testing time. according to a study done by the council of the great city schools students take about 112 standardized tests from the time they are in pre-k until the time they graduate from 12th grade. >> there are a lot of tests and more than enough room to start thinking about how to scale back and to make this whole system a lot smarter. >> the administration's proposal comes as congress looks at overhauling the no child left behind act that mandates the annual testing in reading and math for third through eighth graders and high school students. >> that was put into place to great tan fare and now schools are starting to feel the pressure of that. parents have a sense that their kids are over tested. >> they say the on bough ma administration should use no child left behind as a cautionary tale before putting forward other mandates. >> now what we are seeing are more federal regulations and more federal waivers to basically relieve states of the mess the government has created in the first place.

education secretary met with teachers and officials to reduce testing time. in washington, wcvb newscenter 5. >> by the way, a dorchester math teacher attended the summit, the education summit. and she said she can't wait to share the details with her students back home. >> the experience is unreal. it is powerful to hear how much he cares about what is happening really at the microlevel for our students every single day. how much he cares about the experience. >> she was at the white house. the sinking of a whale watching boat off the coast of canada is still a mess stree at this hour. >> what witnesses are saying about the rescue efforts and why passengers were not required to wear life preservers. ed: police officers pull a driver over, but decide a ticket would just lead to more trouble. what they did instead that has people praising them. harvey: tranquil and chilly

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upside down in the water off vancouver island before sinking. >> the first boat on scene saw people all over the place in the water. reporter: 27 people were on board the tour boat when it went under. at least five british nationals are confirmed dead and another 21 rescued from the 55-degree water and one remains missing. >> there is shock and the heartbreak that everybody reporter: witnesses describe a mad dash of local boats rushing to the scene including several operated by native american tribes pulling survivors out one by one. >> the paramedics are boats. those who are critically injured. >> we had a helicopter on scene within 30 minutes. it could have been a lot worse were it not for the efforts of everybody involved. reporter: a 65-foot ship departed on a calm, clear day out scouting for killer whales. and because of the large size passengers were not required to wear their life jackets on board.

>> the cause of the capsizing is presently under investigation. >> the owner of the tour company says our hearts go out to the loved ones of everyone involved. we are cooperating with investigators to determine exactly what happened. >> an underwater recovery team are looking for maintenance history of the boat. abc news, los angeles. >> the mississippi state flag no longer flies at ole miss. the flag with its confederate battle emblem was quietly removed from its place of honor on campus. students and faculty call it a decisive symbol to promote respect. the american academy of pediatrics wants to legally raise the age of tobacco to 18. the goal is to reduce the number of children addicted to nicotine. right now only hawaii and 90 other communities enforce the

looks like it is time to take fruits and vegetables to heart. a new study enforces the need to increase the intake. they found young adults for 20 years to keep track of their diet. those who ate seven to nine servings were less like looy to to -- less like looy to have heart disease rather than two to four servings of fruits and veggies. >> police pulled over three small kids inside who needed car seats. the officers pulled their money and bought the seats themselves. the officers said when they made the traffic stop it was clear writing a ticket was not the best way to fix the solution. >> to issue three citations -- >> money is not the issue. the issue is can you help them? that's the easiest way we saw and the fastest path to helping them. >> the driver has been stopped before for driving with small

children without a carseat. >> rather than take a ticket they resolved it. >> otherwise what is a ticket going to do? more money in the wrong place. >> you know i wish i could solve all of the problems on the weather world, but they are a little more complicated. it will be chilly again tomorrow morning. how chilly? there were a lot of 20s and low 30s. boston was 43. when we had the clear skies and the dry winds and light winds you lose the heat of the day. the urban areas with the blacktop and the concrete tend to hold the heat more. that's why the low temperatures can be so different in a situation like that. boston is looking pretty nice right now. interesting it is slightly cooler, but that is due to the light wind off the water at 49 degrees. so our temperatures are still in the 50s, but again they will be falling swiftly now and in the upper 40s around cape, but otherwise low 50s. here we go, qekly into the

overnight lows, many 20s and low 30s. we will have a lot of frost in many locations early tomorrow morning. they will move back into the 50s. we will have respectable recovery. not a lot of wind and a good deal of sun. you can see a milky appearance later in the day. the breeze will pick up out of the southeast and the south. we will move into the 50s around 60 and then we will be hearing from the remanence of patricia in the form of moisture and gusty winds later wednesday, wednesday night and thursday. it will be tropical feeling as we get to quite mild and windy. here is the system, what is left of it. it has been producing severe weather and lots of rain over the gulf crois and the southeast part of the country. i want you to get an idea we could see ideas wednesday and wednesday night and even left over winds thursday, thursday night and even into friday. now as we check out tomorrow early it is nice and clear. we get to later tomorrow we start to see the high clouds moving in from the south and

they they cannen overnight. and as far as wednesday morning's commute is concerned it looks dry. the first of the rain could be starting. so by the evening commute you could certainly expect some wet weather to reach our region. eventually we are going to get heavy tropical-like downpours so the result is likely to be one to two inches or more of rain across our region by the time we get to thursday. that's how things are shaping up. once again tomorrow is a news one, frosty start. then sunny and reasonably pleasant. wednesday is the cloudy day. a little more on that time line of the rain as it spreads in during the course of wednesday afternoon and evening and becomes heavy with downpours during the course of wednesday night. with the potential with the one to two inches or more of rain. the winds will be gusty and especially the south coast and the cape. wind advisories may be needed wednesday night and the same areas may experience coastal flooding as well. the good news is the wet weather is out of the way for

night at tokes burrow. at foxborough. maybe low 50s and breezy out of the west about 10 to 20 miles per hour. looks dry on friday and saturday. it looks nice for the trick-or-treaters. i would say 50s and for those that linger into the nighttime hours 40s. not especially cold as things stand right now and reasonably mild. it could be a couple of showers scattered early next week. >> we will look at the stunning image released by nasa. it was snapped by the hubble space telescope and it shows the galaxy. it has a bright ring around it and new stars are forming right now. and that is what gives the gal lksy its unusual shape. it is 60 million light years from earth. we have a closer look at james bond's new ride. this is the aston martin db10, mr. bond. there were 10 made for the movie "specter" but only one will be put up for sale. it will be auctioned off for

charity next year. it is not street legal, but drum roll, please. what is it expected to go for? $15 million. >> what are you supposed to do with it? ed: you can't drive it. on your driveway you can be whatever you want, but can't drive it. >> seven deaths and there is a dangerous high school football season. ed: the advice doctors have for parents and players that may change the game in hopes of keeping kids safe. >> and then on newscenter 5 at 6:00, a tragedy in oxford. a woman killed, two young children seriously hurt in a crash with a cement truck. the investigation happening right now. caught on camera, a clerk taking on a would be robber. a large weapon she whipped out that scared off the suspect. >> they got a horrible deal here. >> the inspector general's critical review of a

boston and the red sox. and health alerts for all of you bacon lovers. the cancer connection that could come with all pros -- pros setted meats.

>> look at this. that's a mask. halloween came early to a person in brazil. the man wore the woman's clothes and a mask of an old lady.

he tried to blend in. guards didn't fall for it. now that inmate is facing 30 days this solitary confinement. there are dangers of high school football. there have been seven deaths related to high school football. >> that had the medical experts calling for changes in the game. reporter: it is one of the key ingredients of high school football. seven weeks into the season seven young athletes losing their young lives after playing on the gridiron compared to 11 in all of last year. raising new concerns that those hard hits may make 2015 one of the deadliest in high school football history. smith died from blunt force injuries after a hit to the head in chicago the night before. >> now the academy is asking to keep kids safe on the field

and most importantly zero tolerance for illegal and dangerous hits. >> we need to stop the head to head hits and we need to make sure the kids are being taught on proper tackling techniques. >> do no ever try this at all. >> this video illustrating what not to do spearing players leading with their head. it can cause serious spinal cord injuries. keeping at athletic trainers on the sidelines both -- during games and practices. and removing tackling from high school football. >> anything you can do to reduce the risk will reduce the overall rate. wcvb newscenter 5. >> the worst thing they happened was putting the face mask on the helmet. that brought the hands up here and people started to play the game up here. what he remembers when there were no face masks is the game was played in the shoulder area.

>> the impact -- they say it is like getting into a car crash multiple times every day. >> it is not a contact sport. it is a collision sport. that's what it is. >> newscenter 5 at 6:00 start right now jie. now on newscenter 5. >> a local bonnie and clyde on a nationwide crime spree caught. the key clues that lead to their capture. >> chain reaction crash. >> this corner is the most dangerous corner on the map. >> what happened seconds before the deadly collision. >> another cold, fall night ahead and i am tracking our next big rain make are. >> hot dogs, hams and even bacon can cause cancer. the report that may make you change your diet. >> from boston's news leader this is wcvb newscenter 5 at 6:00. breaking news at the top at 6:00, the so-called bonnie and clyde bank robers have been arrested. they are accused in a string of brapg robberies caught in pennsylvania. >> they were arrested after allegedly robbing a brawng in

they were accused in a string of heists in massachusetts. >> right now a woman is dead and two children are fighting for their lives after the car that they were in crashed with a cement truck. >> newscenter 5's jack harper is live and we just heard the road is about to reopen. >> it just opened about 20 seconds ago. you can see the first cars going by and investigators say the woman who was in the car and killed here caused this crash. they are on the back of a pick up truck crying and saying i killed somebody. >> the cavalier crossed the line. the woman was killed and the eight-month-old in the car on life support and a 2-year-old boy in serious condition. >> i walked up to see what was going on. there was a baby sippie cup on the ground and the car is covered with sheets.